The Hanger - Rocket Talk

I just love getting these testimonials... The QUOTE OF THE DAY for me...just another incredibly happy customer of Crystal View's Headlight Restorer/Defogger.

This one arrived today from a guy in Paducah, Kentucky and I just had to share it... He Wrote:

"I was concerned about the limited visibilty from the headlights on my son's car when driving it one night. I had asked my mechanic about replacement assemblies and it quoted me $250.00 a piece. Then he suggested this product as it was a much cheaper method and it worked. It is one the best products I have ever used and its application, as the Geico adds say, "So easy even a caveman could do it." It is a fantastic product. Thanks"

No offense to cavemen now! Here is another good one that came only a few days earlier:

"I just wanted to say that I used the headlight restoration kit and it worked great!!!! This product is Amazing! I recommended it to a lot of my friends and they all love it. I was going to replace my headlights for new ones which would have cost me $400 for the pair. Let me tell you I am so glad I found this product. Thanks!!!

Sincerely,

Very happy customer
Mike F - Covington, Washington"

and the day before that...

"I would just like to say how pleased I am with your headlight restoration product! It worked great, easy instructions to follow, and now my headlight that I restored looks better than my new headlight. Thanks guys, this product really worked well!

Jason H. - Creedmoor, NC"

Well there you have it... Crystal View ROCKS! I could keep going, but it's time to do some more cybersurfing.

See you in The Webisphere!
Rocket Johnson

Exerpt from High Times (Published 7/6/07) by Jon Gettman

Marijuana and Religion

Is the religious use of marijuana protected by the U.S. Constitution? The Ethiopian Coptic Church believes it is, and this important question is the subject of a lawsuit recently filed in Federal Court by Carl Olsen.

The Supreme Court has previously recognized the legitimate use of other drugs for religious purposes. The use of mescaline in Native American religious rituals is the most notable and well-known example of a religious exemption for otherwise illegal drug use. In 2006 the Supreme Court also recognized a legal justification for the use of the entheogen ayahuasca.

In 1993 the United States Congress passed the Religious Freedom Restoration Act (RFRA), which states that the “Government shall not substantially burden a person's exercise of religion without compelling justification.” In 2000 Congress passed the Religious Land Use and Institutionalized Persons Act (RLUIPA), which established a general rule that “no government shall impose a substantial burden on the religious exercise of a person residing in or confined to an institution.”

According to Olsen these statutory rules have great relevance to the subject of the religious use of marijuana. “Broad construction of the RLUIPA means that any deprivation of liberty by a state law enforcement agency would...

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Source: Jon Gettman is a long time contributor to HIGH TIMES. A former National Director of NORML, Jon has a Ph.D. in public policy and regional economic development and consults with attorneys, advocates, and non-profits on cannabis related research and public policy issues. On October 8, 2002, along with a coalition of organizations, he filed a new petition to have cannabis rescheduled under federal law.